Manual press or cheese press?
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Tuesday, March 18, 2025
What type of cheese?
Its a sandwhich press (which in this case makes wraps)
and american cheese
I am not cutting up cheese for this
Just buy shredded cheese
american cheese...
Yea I didn’t want to comment but it’s disgusting to use American cheese
shredded cheese is more expensive than just buying a brick of cheese
You probably add that to your chicken sandwhiches
and owning a shredder
both of which I am not using for this fucking arguement
at 10:22
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak at 10:22
this is fair; however, you can purchase bricks of cheese that are not american.
Yea like at least Colby or monetary jack
Replying to LadyLilina #ladylilina this is fair; however, you can purchase bricks of cheese that are not american.
I have two of those in my fridge
I'm quite partial to Venezuelan Beaver Cheese myself
Ok I’m not cheesy enough for that
The edges get fused
How do Venezuela have beavers
I'm just trying to reference a Monty Python skit haha. I don't know if anyone would know the reference.
That’s because your press takes out the crust!
the crust is still there
Your grilled cheese is like baby made crust less
You can literally see the crust seared into one
Make a grilled cheese without the machine and press by hand
Then it would be a sandwich
I specifically said if you used the grilled cheese press, its a wrap
It’s the same action as the machine!
My hands are not a heating element
which seal the compressed edges
Then the normal grilled cheese makes a corn dog a sandwhich
you can remove the top of a grilled cheese and put it back
revesible
you cannot take a corndog and make it a dog, then make it a corndog the same way it was before
You can remove it and add more cheese and reseal
that is making a new sandwhich
you cannot add more
No it’s not
Are you familiar with the ship of thesius
It’s the same cheese
if you remove every part of your grilled cheese, and replace it, it is infact a different grilled cheese
No it’s not
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon You can remove it and add more cheese and reseal
You literally just said you do it by adding cheese, shooting your own argument of "it's the same cheese" in the foot
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon No it’s not
this man does not ship of theseus
Your ship of Theseus is like a dementia patient is they not who they are anymore?
Gotta hit him with the monster dance
Can you say that in a way that makes sense as a sentence
Do you want my philosophical answer? Because yes, I view mental disorders as personality death
the person who gets them dies and is a new person
Replying to Phijkchu_Cynnydaquil #vinnyg You literally just said you do it by adding cheese, shooting your own argument of "it's the same cheese" in the foot
Yea if you care about resealing it but you can just split a grilled cheese in half
I got a grilled chese out of this arguement, what have you gotten for yourelf. Nothing but failure
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon Your ship of Theseus is like a dementia patient is they not who they are anymore?
If I as a person grow up but don’t remember any of my childhood did my childhood not exist?
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon If I as a person grow up but don’t remember any of my childhood did my childhood not exist?
I'm so lost
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon If I as a person grow up but don’t remember any of my childhood did my childhood not exist?
No, but you as a person (child you) is dead, and the new you is a different person
I can make a grilled cheese and split it in half
a similar person with a line of causality leading to the you that you currently are, but a different you
The previous sandwich did exist; however, there is a new sandwich
or, a wrap, in the corn dog case
It’s the same thing as the ship. Each plank is a memory/experience of childhood but as you age you lose those memories are they simply gone and have had zero impact on any of the new memories that replaced the old ones?
the ship of thesius is a different ship for the record, as far as I am concerned
I feel like I should clarify
that is how I ratify the thought experiment
Those planks influence the new planks thus making the essence transfer from the old to the new making it not a new ship
I don't think anyone debates that the ship of theseus is a new ship. The question is moreso WHEN does it become a new ship? If I replace one screw, it's still the same ship, but if I replace the entire ship, it's a new ship, so where's the line that makes it a new ship.
I believe science ruled out objects having essence, but iirc you believe physics beyond vectors is not real
so perhaps you didn't know that
It never becomes a new ship
I'd argue when over 50% of the ship is "new" then it is officially a new ship
Brother a rock has essence how does wood not
Replying to (Not Spooky) Spark Dragon #sparkdragoon It never becomes a new ship
evidently, I was wrong when I said nobody debates this.
why does a rock have essence? are we shintoism now?
A rock is likely a wrap
not to further complicate things
fascinating